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Jamaica, DR most vulnerable to US fiscal cliff

Posted on December 14, 2012 by Your Financial FactSheet

Jamaica, DR most vulnerable to US fiscal cliff 

FITCH Ratings expects the US will avoid a fiscal cliff that would see some US$600 million of tax increases and spending cuts materialise.

We’ll Ensure Order In FX Market, Says Phillips

Posted on December 14, 2012 by Your Financial FactSheet

We’ll Ensure Order In FX Market, Says Phillips

The country’s finance minister, Dr Peter Phillips, yesterday warned that the Government would not sit idly by and allow speculative pressure to build up on the Jamaican dollar.

Jamaica racks up J$12.5m per hour in new debt

Posted on December 9, 2012 by Your Financial FactSheet

Jamaica racks up J$12.5m per hour in new debt
Data gathered from diGJamaica.com has revealed that the nation has, up to September, incurred billions of dollars in new debt, the value of which could, theoretically, go a far way in addressing many of the island’s greatest concerns.

Restructuring Jamaica for growth and development

Posted on December 7, 2012December 9, 2012 by Your Financial FactSheet

Restructuring Jamaica for growth and development
I think it is patently clear to everyone that the policies for Jamaica’s growth and development have not worked. Since the 1970s, the country has been generally on a downward trajectory. We have seen pockets of growth, but the general trend has been a decline in our economic and social fortunes.

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